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This is Why You’re Fat, America: Swelling Food Servings

Americans eat too much. It’s a fact. We’re eating more often and when we eat, the portions are larger. It’s not across the board; many are heading in the opposite direction. Still, the trend is that more people are eating more food more regularly. It’s a...

A Programmer’s Guide to Getting Hired By Startups

How much money are the first programmers for Google worth? What about Facebook? Tech startups often use this to lure in top talent as the dream of building something that eventually gets huge is something that can be a professional accomplishment and a huge payday; in both...

Electricity: Cost and Consumption in the US

The cost of electricity may be far from your mind at this time of year – but as anyone whose house or yard are decorated with elaborate twinkling displays will tell you, those kilowatts quickly add up. Our electricity consumption goes up during the holiday season, jot just...

Land Lords: How the American Dream was Rented Out

There’s nothing wrong with owning land, renting it to other people, and establishing an empire through which the toils of others can translate into a place to reside. The American dream may have originally been about owning a home and building a future, but tough economic...

Occupy ALL the Things

I’ll admit it. I was extremely skeptical when the #OWS movement first started. It wasn’t that I didn’t think they had valid points or initial passion, but I really thought the momentum would die once temperatures dropped below 60 degrees. Oh, how wrong I...

America’s Pet Frenzy: Finding a Balance

More puppies are bought from stores at this time of year than any other, but those who buy their pets this season should take a look at this first. Frugal Dad found that not only is adopting a shelter pet more humane, it is cheaper as well. Click to enlarge. Source:...

College Majors That Don’t Suck (and some that totally do)

Not all majors are created equal. We all know this when going into college and we often make decisions based upon a combination of our interests and our professional goals. This breakdown by Mindflash shows which college majors have the best chance of yielding a job as well as...

Christmas: By the Numbers

In 2010, a Christmas tree in Belgium set the world record for mot lights with 194,672. These and other interesting Christmas facts await us in this infographic by our friends at History. With Christmas just around the corner, how many of the 1.76 billion US-produced candy canes...

An End to Malaria May Be Around the Corner

Malaria is a disease that the world should have already defeated completely. There is a cure, but cost and politics have prevented it from being distributed to 3rd-world countries in the quantities necessary to eradicate it altogether. The solution is to attack it at its source...

American Gift Spending

Americans are known for their spending. Whether it’s on necessary items or not, we have a reputation for spending a lot of money which is why much of the global economy centers around American consumption. The holidays represent a special time for retailers for obvious...

Attack of the Africanized Killer Honeybees

Bees. We’ve all heard horror stories about people who are allergic to them. There’s even a phobia based around them. Are there more reasons to feat them than we even know? At least in one case based upon a mistake that a replacement beekeeper made in Brazil, there...

Holiday Toys Over the Decades

Board games, Lego, and Mr Potato Head are dead. They’ve been replaced by virtual variations, gadgets, gizmos, and Sing-a-ma-jigs. Yes, Sing-a-ma-jigs. Oh, how things have changed. Click to enlarge. Story by Automotive...

29% of Americans are Engaged with their Jobs

It’s sad, but this number shouldn’t surprise anyone. If anything, it may even seem high depending on where you work and what your opinion of your employer is. With 52% saying they’re not engaged and 18% saying their disengaged, one might wonder what it really...

What Saving Money Really Looks Like

keeping more of your take-home pay is more than a way of surviving a tough economy; it can also be a powerful statement about getting off the work-spend treadmill, rejecting the greedy and sometimes even predatory practices of some financial institutions and corporations, and...

What it Really Takes to be an “Expert”

Every professional activity requires a combination of education and experience for people to be considered “experts” in a field. How many hours does it take to be an expert in litigation? What about poker? Knitting? This infographic by Udemy takes a look at some...

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Penny Auction Industry

Have you ever wondered how penny auctions worked? Do you even know what penny auctions are? If you answered yes or no to either of those questions, this infographic by Game Pumpkin is for you. Yes, that was a loaded question. Don’t think about it. Just scroll down and...

The United States Ranks “Below Average” for Social Justice

Compared to the rest of the world, the United States ranks surprisingly low when it comes to “social justice” metrics. Those watching or participating in the Occupy Wall Street movement would only disagree with the surprise-aspect of the graphic. They’re aware...

America is Still a Coupon Country (thanks to the internet)

Gone are the days when groceries only cost a few dollars and paper coupong only lived inside the purses of old ladies hoping to save a few pennies. In today’s floundering economy, coupon use is more popular than ever. Losing the stigma it once had, couponing is simply a...

A Caffeine-Driven World

I love coffee. I LOVE COFFEE! Source: Experts...

Over 52% Moms Use Their Smartphone Within 5 Minutes Of Waking Up

Smartphones are everywhere. It’s hard to find anyone these days whose eyes aren’t fixed on their phones. Moms are no different. Based on a recent survey, 21st century mom are deepply in love with their smartphone. As a matter of fact, over 52% of moms admitted that...

The State of Social Advertising

Businesses are truly starting to see the benefits of social media as an advertising venue. Users may not like it, but if it means keeping our favorite social sites running and robust without us having to pay, we’re willing to tolerate it (to some extent). This graphic...

25 Years of the First Japanese Luxury Brand

Germany may have the market cornered when it comes to the long history of luxury automotive brand, but the last quarter century has seen the rise of Japanese luxury manufacturers. Acura, a Honda brand, led the charge and opened the doors for Asian markets to hit the luxury...

Need To Save Money? End Your Relationship

Breaking up is hard to do, as the old song says, but if you’re really looking to save some money; ending your relationship might be a solution! Think about it – going out on dates, trying to look better for your mate, schmoozing your significant other… In the end, all of...

How to Create the Ultimate Music Pad

Men and women young and old love music. It’s a nearly-universal attribute of humanity to enjoy sounds and melodies, beats and singing, regardless of our preferred style of music. This infographic by Sonos breaks down the creation of the ultimate music listening venue....

Death and Gravestone Symbolism Around The World

Death is life’s ending. Because everyone who is born eventually dies, it is the center of many traditions and organisations. Customs relating to death are a feature of every culture around the world. Part of those customs are symbols, which signify or try to make sense of the...

Preparing For a Natural Disaster

Unexpected things happen when we least expect them, natural disasters being one of them. It’s funny how we all think it’s never going to happen us. This infographic takes a look at ways we can prepare for natural disasters. ++ Click to Enlarge Image...

Obesity Worldwide

It’s not that surprising hearing about obesity everywhere. As a matter of fact, 65% of world’s population live in countries where they are more likely to die from obesity than malnutrition. According to the research, 300 million women are obese as compared to 200...

Going Local vs Fair Trade

It’s a question that many people face daily. There are so many advantages to “doing the right thing” and supporting local suppliers, but the fair trade route often has equal if not greater benefits. Which do you choose? That’s the question answered in the...

Comparison: Airline Pilots vs Teachers, Lawyers, and Doctors

Since the dawn of flight, being a pilot has been a highly coveted job for many young people. Airline pilots in particular get the bulk of the attention as it’s well understood that they make good money and acquire high respects from people across the nation. This...

How First Year Seminars Help Students Succeed

College can be a culture shot for many. First Year Seminars are the easiest way for students to ease in and secure their highest potential for success. This infographic by CourseHero breaks it down for us. Click to...

Autumn Economy: What Are People Buying?

It’s fall. It’s time for many things such as school, leaves, and buying. Wait, buying? Yep. According to our friends at Milo, people are buying lots of things. Here’s a...

The World Of Online PhotoSharing

Back in the day, the only way to share your photos was to get your friends and family together and pass around the old photo album or turn on the clunky a slide projector. Thankfully things have changed and you are able to share your photos online using Facebook, Flickr, Picasa...

Today I Learned that Real Estate America is Relatively Cheap

Americans often believe that our cost of living is much higher than anywhere else in the world. In reality, we’re not that expensive when compared to many of the other cities if the world. Check out this infographic – click to...

The Amazing, Blazing, Recession-Defying Tablet

Although tablets have been around for many years, Apple has been able to grab 80% of the market since they launched the iPad in 2010. Since then dozens of company’s have been trying (some more successfully than others) to grab some of the market share from Apple. Click image...

Stick vs Automatic

Knowing how to handle the clutch is a sure sign of a skilled motorer. And with one of the highest percentages of manual owners of any car brand, MINI was curious: what else might being able to drive stick say about a person? As always, the Hunch data reveals all. Click to...

The Recession Paradox

There are perceptions will will almost always persist when it comes to the economy, particularly when it’s in as bad of shape as it’s in currently. Are these perceptions accurate? According to recent data, they are not. Click to...

PC Gaming vs Console Gaming

There are those who use both consoles and PCs for their gaming needs. Some of these people are hardcore gamers. Some are simply well-off and can afford such luxuries. For the rest of us, we must choose. Gaming as an industry is getting bigger every year and the two major...

To Vaccinate Or Not To Vaccinate

The immunization debate is an ongoing one. We hear about it through every possible media outlet and both sides are pretty loud and clear. Some are against it and some all for it. Whether or not we agree with each other on immunization debate, it’s always a good thing to...

Does the Food We Eat Affect Productivity

There are plenty of good reasons to eat good food. The biggest challenge is in deciding what “good” means to all of us. Healthy? Great taste? Inexpensive? When it comes to work, science is showing that there are reasons why good food is akin to good work. Click this...

Pollution: Interesting Facts About Our Contaminated World

There is no hiding from it. We have caused enough damage to the air, water and land that a contaminated world is nothing but our choice of living. However, if we continue to do live the way we have and don’t act in a timely fashion this is going to have some serious...

iPhone5: Rumors and Roadmap

Apple products are notorious for speculation before launch – mainly because Apple is so secretive about any of the details of a product before launch. The iPhone 5 is no exception. Everything from the launch date to the features available have had recent speculation. Yet...

In Focus: American Financial Stress

With 46.2 million people living in poverty in America, most are pointing to joblessness, weak recovery, and political maneuvering on the crisis. For four consecutive years, the number of poor people in America has risen and is at its highest point since the Census Bureau started...

5 Physical Practices to Manage Employee Stress

Living in stress is hard enough. When one has to work in it, the toll can be double. There are ways that American workers (and workers around the world, for that matter) can effectively reduce the stress levels their employees feel at work. These are physical activities; it...

English 101: A History Of Change

This infographic highlights some interesting facts and information regarding English language. For example, the English language has changed so much that if we were to speak to someone from 1300 AD they wouldn’t understand a word we say, although it is English. Then there...

Successful Video, by SEO Moz

Few marketing companies have had the success of SEOMoz. Their reputation for delivering the latest and most accurate information to marketers, particularly about the ins and outs of search engine optimization, are beyond compare. In this infographic, we take a look at another...

Jumping Through Hoops to Purchase a Vehicle

Buying a vehicle is something that most people go through some time in their lives. Basic transportation is necessary for many Americans, particularly those who do not have access and a willingness to use public transportation. In New York City, one can live easily without a...

Is Homeschooling Finally Becoming Mainstream?

Over the last 3 decades, the number of students being homeschooled has increased 10-fold, showing a 919% increase and making it the fastest-growing form of education in America. In part, this can be attributed to the lack of faith in public schools as well as the increase in...

Ten Years Later: A Look at The Post-September 11 World

Across the country we watched in horror as the towers collapsed. We listened in shock to the phone calls of the passengers on board the hijacked planes and wept as we heard them tell their families they loved them one last time. So much of that day will always be a mix of grief,...

Overcoming Nursing Crisis

The United States faces an unprecedented shortage of healthcare professionals. Registered Nurses are in high demand but the hole in our health care system is getting deeper. Demand for registered nurses is at an all-time high, but the nursing workforce is aging and preparing to...

Fashionable Finances

In a down economy, the last thing on most people’s minds is fashion (at least it should be). The frivolous spending that is required to look great is something that many people put aside. That is, unless you’re living in America, where it seems that fashion is always...

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From small home invasions to big heists, burglary is one of the most common crimes in the...

Women Small Business Owners – America’s New Job Creators, Infographic

More and more American women are taking their careers into their own hands and opening...

Headache Everything You Need To Know….. Infographic

A Headache can stop you dead in your tracks. It can keep you from doing the things that...

Shocking Effects of the Google Driverless Car

Google’s Driverless Cars could change the world. While first glance might make you...

For those of you out there that are “old school” and still file your returns the old...

Americans eat too much. It’s a fact. We’re eating more often and when we eat,...

The what, why and risks of GMOS. This infographic covers information on GMOs and helps...

Here’s an infographic which highlights nine entrepreneurs who became millionaires...

Did you know that: There are many causes of chronic daily headache, but most have a...

The NBA, The IRS and a Half-Deflated Season

This infographic shows the tax impact of the NBA lockout as well as other fascinating tax...

Life After College: A Roadmap [Infographic]

College can be some of the best years of your life, but what happens after graduation?...

Presidential Candidates and Their Tax Proposals

Presidential Candidates and Their Tax Plans is an infographic that compares and contrasts...

How much money are the first programmers for Google worth? What about Facebook? Tech...

College Bowl Games: How Much of a Big (Money) Deal Are They?

This infographic takes a look at some of the stats of this season’s biggest games to...

The cost of electricity may be far from your mind at this time of year – but as...

There’s nothing wrong with owning land, renting it to other people, and...

I’ll admit it. I was extremely skeptical when the #OWS movement first started. It...

More puppies are bought from stores at this time of year than any other, but those who...

I am not sure how many of you knew about the “robot apps” but this is...

The Untold Story Of The Rise In Ammunition Prices

More Americans are buying ammunition and guns than ever before. Are the same trends that...

Not all majors are created equal. We all know this when going into college and we often...

In 2010, a Christmas tree in Belgium set the world record for mot lights with 194,672....

Malaria is a disease that the world should have already defeated completely. There is a...

This infographic takes a peek at how physicians are using social media. ++ Click to...

How Technology Changed The Medical Industry

Medical technology is the application of devices, procedures, and knowledge for...

Americans are known for their spending. Whether it’s on necessary items or not, we...

Bees. We’ve all heard horror stories about people who are allergic to them....

In 2010, Google had $29.3 billion in revenue. To put things in perspective, this is more...

Board games, Lego, and Mr Potato Head are dead. They’ve been replaced by virtual...

It’s sad, but this number shouldn’t surprise anyone. If anything, it may even...